Rule 37 (A) of the
Rules of Procedure for the Administrative Law Court requires that the party
first noticing the appeal shall file an original and two copies of its Brief
within fifteen (15) days after receipt of the Record on Appeal. The Record on
Appeal was filed June 7, 2006. As of this date, the ALC has not received a
Brief in this case. Administrative Law Court Rule 38 provides that:

Upon motion of any party, or on its own motion, an
administrative law judge may dismiss an appeal for failure to comply with any
of the rules of procedure for appeals, including the failure to comply with any
of the time limits provided by this section.

This delay is well beyond the time
period set forth in the Rules of Procedure for the Administrative Law Court. Moreover,
on August 4, 2006, this Court set forth a letter requesting that within five
(5) days the Appellant provide a reason as to why these cases should not be
dismissed for failure to file a timely Brief. However, as of this date, the
ALC has not received any communication from the Appellant regarding this issue.
As the Appellant has been afforded ample time to file his Brief and has not
notified the ALC of any extenuating circumstances regarding his failure to file,
I conclude that this matter should be dismissed suasponte.